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superstar

[soo-per-stahr] / ˈsu pərˌstɑr /






















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If being a music superstar doesn’t work out for her, she has a bright future as a character actress.

From The Wall Street Journal

So in recent years, many organizations have become more cautious about awarding long-term megadeals with massive average annual values to anyone besides the biggest superstars.

From The Wall Street Journal

The only thing even more surprising is the status of Jayson Tatum, the superstar making $54 million this year whose gruesome injury was supposed to derail the season before it started.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Puerto Rican superstar — who has nearly 84 million monthly listeners on Spotify — explained why he made an exception for the Super Bowl.

From Los Angeles Times

The coach has made clear how important his star players are and none has been more crucial this season than French superstar Mbappe, who has netted 34 times across all competitions.

From Barron's